Really Simple Security delivers essential WordPress security, without sacrificing website performance and user-experience.
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WordPress is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) that leads the global market as the most used CMS. According to W3Techs, about ~43% of all websites run on WordPress; which includes those of some of the largest companies in the world. It boasts
Really Simple SSL has rebranded to Really Simple Security as of version 9.0. Rogier Lankhorst originally launched Really Simple SSL in 2015 as a simple and performant solution to migrate WordPress sites to HTTPS/SSL. Back in 2015, getting WordPress sites up and running over HTTPS/SSL
A firewall is a filter. Specifically, the Really Simple Security firewall looks at requests coming into your site and blocks the ones that look like attacks — things like SQL injection attempts, cross-site scripting, and requests from known malicious IP addresses — before they ever
Thousands of websites get hacked every day. It may not have happened to you, but there is no reason for cybercriminals not to try. People often think it won’t happen to their website because there is nothing to gain for an attacker. You may not
According to Forbes, at least 30.000 websites are hacked daily, with a WordPress market share of 40%, which means at least 12.000 WordPress sites get compromised daily. The two leading causes of these hacks are vulnerable software and compromised accounts. Source Ensuring you are always
We recently introduced vulnerability detection in Really Simple SSL and have been working on a database of vulnerabilities sourced from the open WordPress Vulnerability Database API project (https://www.wpvulnerability.com) since the beginning of 2023. We have been monitoring WordPress plugin and Theme vulnerabilities for years and
